Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-30
A PAIR OF THEN
The Arizona Couple Who Coo ta Inc
 Cooler


 Cooler
 The United States Mc7shsVs ol.cc has gathered Ia a fuli-iisdxed seusati.r m the shape of couple wto lrv- Jeff their sorrowing better halves iu A--z1na. few days ago Marshal Risiey reesiv- ed two warrants frou Iucso1, eh.-rIng A. ID. Williams and Mrs. Css.us1gh with adultery. The officers had -o ,lue to the whereabouts 0t ,ae twu 0-1pla other than that they cam. L. tt-- .itv about three weeks ago, and th, Cr-ted States officer ID ArlZ1ns. wha. -.-s tha warrants, did not know vb. thsr ,ley had changed thSIr names OF u1r. Ina officer into whose hands tLe complaints were put WAS told to shadow tle S,- office, and night before lsst as spotted | Williams. The fellow kicked lsa & lay steer; and swose that ne had never i ns | anything wrong n his life. but tl aFi.er knew he hGd the right maC, 80 le trok him to the County Jail, aDd be rss -iv- sn bunk ir t-nk. The otIic.r len started out to find the Womaa, a1l .vas- terday morning he succeeded in r--ning her down at the postotiice. Tn eH,sg knew nothing about the case osls- .aan ! that Williams gife. who was dssa-sed in TE.osoD, swore to tee complaint.
 A Times reporter visited thS Comfy Jail in She afternoon, and found Wii- llams and Mrs. CayanRugh in a font cell When the reporter entered, they were seated side hy side. snd were hold ing each Osher's hands ID a most Hf-,- tlOnate manner. The woman is tieshy. , rosy-fCced, pug nOsed dame Of probs- bly, 4O summers. Her small, deep-seat- ed gray eyes showed that she had been weeping bitterly. She WAS rather neat ly dressed, Sno still wore a flower gar den hat. The man was ID his shirt sleeves, and seemed Co be perfectly hap py. He i5 over 5O years old and lCcks like Texas ranger. The reporter ask- ed if they had anything to say about their troubles, and the mans fcr changed in a moment.
 ''NO. SIT, We hsin't got nci hil' Ger say.
 "Ye5 We have. to- cbIppei ir tl- woman. "Ihat Smith woman, vt1 u-eI to live in Los Angeles, K tte c.u-t ,F all this. When my husband kicked mo out Of our house and i1cSsj the door al me went to her. Her name is lr-. Smith and she used Co bN n busins=s I1 this city. She treated Mc all righ-. tlr she # jealous. | had m little fj-y,a-- old daughter with nc. ELj when ! isis Mrs. Smiths house to come here E.tl Nr Williams she spirited ny htils Clri away, and w5 had Co coUg CfT without her"
 "Wls sLa ia love Vi.h Nis, William asked the reporter.
 Yes, sh5 wa pu, iu WiiIams.
 "SLe vas not" E.u.-t yeli-i t-. woman. .Saa vas iI.. don ur Ta. Mr. William lursrI ue and usl- my bills V iel Us bE-U.-L s-.,.d U- ..r and l csE l.-v vIiu au ts .-- .-l- plOyment llrrr !- I..a..- l..".n us. No. ] hove not been l!Tarc. f- n my hu blEa and Jir. W.'1.r.s . -li been divorced from Iis U.'-. -b they have us. Avei together .- -Fo years. IT vs are g1I-. of y. every couple o. AE.zsl- r--t f. rested f.r iDs sala .asls. ready ,o go r.'a .l l-o. 70. r-l I make it mighty v.rm - tL.. y Mrs. SniIl. Uc3 ssa 'ig C | Williams a7rd. DuriH It Williams rUaEed her -Eur--C. t.-F, but she kep; right ou urtu .Tt ready 10 stop.
 Williams was taken -o-a Ross n the afternoon ou v-li .. .l- bees corpus. 5-. e. cT-. vls T.s--.1- ed until 9 o'clock ta.5 morning. iIs Angeles Times.